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LA한인회가 트럼프 대통령의 이민단속 강화로 인해 두려움을 느끼는 한인들을 돕고자 움직이고 있습니다.

한인회는 국경출입국 강화와 서류미비자 단속 등이 본격화 되면서 한인사회에 불안감을 주고 있다고 전했습니다.

엘에이 한인회와 마크 곤잘레스 가주하원의원실이 공동 주최하는 한인 이민자 권리 보호 워크숍이 오는 27일 개최됩니다.

14일 LA 한인타운에서 열린 기자회견에서 마크 곤잘레스 의원과 한인 커뮤니티 관계자들은 이번 워크숍이 캘리포니아 최초로 한국어로 진행되는 이민자 권리 보호 행사라고 밝혔습니다.

"Millions of spectators will need to use public transit to get to game events and other tourist destinations," Arreguín and Assembly Member Mark González, D-Los Angeles, wrote Wednesday in a letter requesting the $2 billion budget set-aside.

"Completing new rail and bus lines and making first- and last-mile connections are needed to help spectators move safely, reliably, and comfortably," the letter continued, noting that cities sought federal funds to jump-start these projects, but aren't guaranteed that money.

(FOX40.COM) — Assemblymember Mark González announced the introduction of legislation that would expand access to dual language immersion programs in California schools.

According to a statement from González’s office, Assembly Bill 865 would appropriate $5,000,000 for instructional materials for dual language immersion programs.

California is likely to adopt additional pro-LGBTQ measures this year. As the B.A.R. reported last week, among this year's LGBTQ legislative package in the Statehouse is Assembly Bill 727 by gay Assemblymember Mark González (D-Los Angeles) that would require schools in the state serving students in grades 7 to 12, as well as colleges and universities, to include on student identification cards the Trevor Project's 24/7 suicide hotline 1-866-488-7386.

Assembly Bill 380, introduced by Assemblyman Mark González, D-Los Angeles, would require that price gouging protections remain in effect for the full duration of an emergency declaration.

Recognizing the state’s tight finances this budget year, advocates did not push for any major initiatives. But Asians Advancing Justice worked with Assemblymember Mark González, a Los Angeles Democrat, to introduce Assembly Bill 865, which calls for $5 million over the next three years to help schools either purchase or create instructional materials for bilingual programs.